Metal in Motion II: Mark “Scrapdaddy” Bradford
Art Museum of South Texas
April 3 - June 22, 2014
The Valley
We Recommend
Ongoing
Due South
Last Chance - March 22 through April 22, 2014
An exhibition by the Texas Sculpture Group. Also see Bill FitzGibbons' "Right Side / Wrong Side" at nearby Hope Park. The dance features dancers from the US and Mexico and music by Chris Guerra. Hope Park is one block Due South of the gallery.
Earth, Wind and Sky Landscape Exhibit: Nancy Thyre and Karen Dellinger
The Art Center of Corpus Christi
April 2 through 27, 2014
Women’s Work: Debbie Little-Wilson
South Texas College Library Art Gallery - Pecan Campus
February 6 through May 9, 2014
Etchings in the traditional and classical method of dry point, aquatint and intaglio.
Innocent Rhythm: Anthony Rivera.
South Texas College Library Art Gallery - Pecan Campus
February 6 through May 9, 2014
Rivera is a self-taught artist who is living with autism. His mother, Diana Rivera, helps prepare him for painting and assists him with monitoring his Facebook page and website.
Portrait of a Poet: Ileana Garcia-Spitz
South Texas College Library Gallery- Technology Campus
February 6 through May 9, 2014
Garcia-Spitz's photographs document the Valley poetry scene.
Metal in Motion II: Mark “Scrapdaddy” Bradford
April 3 through June 22, 2014
Houston artist "Scrapdaddy" creates whimsical and unusual kinetic sculptures from scrap metal. He has been featured on the television shows Battlebots and Junkyard Wars.
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